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I completely get that, but we're talking about something that is $250 and supposed to bring a benefit to your life. If it's offering no additional benefit beyon
by TarpitCarnivore 12y ago
I completely get that, but we're talking about something that is $250 and supposed to bring a benefit to your life. If it's offering no additional benefit beyond the other devices other than looking nice, does it warrant such high praise? I personally don't think so. You're letting a poor product slide just because of it looking nice.
- Someone1234 12y agoWe're letting a poor product slide because it is groundbreaking. The Moto 360 has pushed the whole Smartwatch world forward by it simply existing, we now have circular watches which are barely bigger than a traditional clockwork watch, that's a big freaking deal (running Android with an LCD screen no less). Will I buy the Moto 360? No. The battery issues are not something I am willing to put up with, and frankly I think eInk is a better watch technology than LCD displays for that reason. But I cannot ignore how big this product is. It is HUGE, it is the iPhone of the Smartwatch world.
- TarpitCarnivore 12y ago> It is HUGE, it is the iPhone of the Smartwatch world. Can you please elaborate further here because I'm just not getting this comparison. The difference between the iPhone and other smartphones at the time had everything to do with how well Apple pulled off the display and touch abilities. The literally only thing different with this over other devices right now is that it is round, and LG has one coming very soon that is also round.